CHELSEA GUILLERMOWANN SUTEE SUJITPARAPITAYA AURORA KAMIMURA AACampU OCT 22 2010 HOUSTON TX Stayers Swirlers and ReEnrollers Understanding the Trajectory of College Students HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT UCLA ID: 698156
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SYLVIA HURTADOLINDA DEANGELOCHELSEA GUILLERMO-WANNSUTEE SUJITPARAPITAYAAURORA KAMIMURAAAC&UOCT. 22, 2010HOUSTON, TX
Stayers, Swirlers, and Re-Enrollers:Understanding the Trajectory of College Students
HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT UCLA
home of the
COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMSlide2
IntroductionObama’s 2010 “American Graduation Initiative”Current State of Degree Attainment – DOEHERI’s Current Degree Completion ProjectsPurpose: Provide data and discussion directed at ensuring student retention and degree attainment
Limitations:6 yr data coming, 2yr starters DLE onlySlide3
The CIRP Freshman Survey with National Clearinghouse (DARCU) Diverse Learning Environments Pilot Survey (DLE)
2010N =5,010
68.3% Female58.4% Students of Color33.6% Age 25+39.7% Currently at 2-yr
2004-2008
n = 276,234*
53.7% Female
26.6% Students of Color
0.2% Age 25+
0% Started at 2-yr
Data SourcesSlide4
4-Year Degree Completion and Retention Rates2004-2008Slide5
4-Year Degree Completion and Retention Rates at Original 4-Year Institution by Race/Ethnicity, 2004-2008Slide6
4-YEAR DEGREE COMPLETIONAT ORIGINAL INSTITUTION(POSSIBLE MOBILITY)Predicting 4-Year “Stayers”Slide7
4-Year Degree Completion “Stayers”Slide8
African American
Latino/a
Asian American
White
Activities in the Last Year of High School
Used Internet for Research/Homework
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Reasons for Attending Particular College
HS Guidance Counselor Advised Me
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Pvt Guidance Counselor Advised Me
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Wanted to Live Near Home
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Graduates Get Good Jobs
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Rankings in National Magazine--Information from Website+
Predicting 4-Year Degree Completion
at Original InstitutionSlide9
African American
Latino/a
Asian American
White
Reference Major: Undecided
Major: Bio Sciences
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Major: Physical Sciences
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Major: Social Sciences
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Major: Business
+++Possible Future ActivitiesParticipate in Student Government+Participate in Community Service++Participate in Study Abroad Program+-+
Predicting 4-Year Degree Completion
at Original InstitutionSlide10
HERI Retention CalculatorPredicting4-Year Degree Completion at Original InstitutionSlide11
Degree Completion Calculator ExamplesPrivate UniversityMedium Selectivity54% expected degree completion for African American students
55% expected degree completion for White StudentsPublic College
Medium Selectivity33% expected degree completion for African American students
28% expected degree completion for White StudentsSlide12
COLLEGE STUDENT ENROLLMENT MOBILITYSwirlers and Re-EnrollersSlide13
Enrollment Mobility: DefinitionsTraditional Enrollment: Continuous enrollment at only one institution (Goldrick-Rab, 2006)Fluid Movement: Continual enrollment between two or more institutions
(Goldrick-Rab, 2006) Interrupted Enrollment: Discontinuous enrollment (stop-out) from only one institution (Goldrick-Rab, 2006)
Interrupted Movement: Discontinuous enrollment (stop-out) between two or more institutions (Goldrick-Rab, 2006)Slide14
Transfer Mobility: DefinitionsVertical Transfer: Begins at a 2-yr institution and subsequently enrolls in a 4-yr institution (Cohen & Brawer, 2008)Reverse Transfer: Begins at a 4-yr institution and subsequently enrolls in at least one two-year institution
(see Townsend, 1999)Horizontal Transfer: Begins at one type of institution and enrolls in at least one additional same-type institution during a regular term2 to 2 Year4 to 4 Year
(see Li, 2010)Slide15
Traditional EnrollmentWhite students highest (~50%)Two or More InstitutionsWhite students lowest (~36%)Any Type of Stop-OutAfrican American students highest (~40%)
Interrupted EnrollmentAfrican American highest (~17%)
White students lowest (~11%)Vertical TransferAsian American students highest (~9%)
Latina/os lowest (~6%)
4-to-4 yr Transfer
Latina/os lowest (~11%)
Select High and Low Enrollment Mobility
by Racial Groups in DLE and DARCU Data SetsSlide16
Proportion of Students Displaying Enrollment Mobility Patterns & By 4-Year Degree Completion
Enrollment Type
DLE
DARCU
Overall %
Overall %
4yr Degree %
Any Type of Movement
40.6%
36.5%
12.0%***
Any Type of Interruption
28.5%
36.1%
7.4%***
Traditional Enrollment
51.7%
42.2%
21.9%***
Fluid Movement19.8%16.9%7.1%***Interrupted Enrollment7.7%18.5%4.4%***Interrupted Movement20.8%17.6%3.0%***Vertical Transfer8.0%--
Reverse Transfer
15.6%
9.0%
1.0%***
4-to-4 Yr Transfer
10.9%
19.4%
9.3%***
*** p < .001Slide17
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITYANDSANTA ANA COLLEGECampus Perspectives on Retention and MobilitySlide18
San Jose State UniversitySlide19Slide20
Santa Ana CollegeSanta Ana College
Degree Attainment
(AA, AS, Certificate)
4 Yr. University
Other 2 Yr.
College
Stop Out
For Profit
Job Placement
High School
Continuing Education
Adult Learner
Professional/ Personal Development
Reverse Transfer
Returning LearnerSlide21
Santa Ana CollegeLatina/o - high personal self-concept, low academic self-concept compared to Latinos in PWINeed for more counseling and tutoringDLE data will influence practice, hiring, funding allocation for services that support student success
Economic challenges & family responsibilities persistLessons learned: Can’t take compositional diversity for granted, need to facilitate conversations for development and successSlide22
ConclusionShifting national conversation to broad access and diverse institutionsResearch tools to assess and improve retention and graduationValue-added modelsSlide23
Questions/ Discussion Contact Information
Higher Education Research Institutewww.heri.ucla.edu
Diverse Learning Environmentswww.heri.ucla.edu/dle
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COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM